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……Another archive shot, Gorran Haven in Cornwall, nice to see a fisherman working alongside his boat I thought. A lovely walk to Vault beach from here.………
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2012 A Decade Later:
Digging through the archives takes us back to a decade ago tonight - May 13, 2012.
Sorry for the long absence folks. I’ve haven’t posted for a while, so it’s nice get back in the saddle.
Summer has given way to fall in the PNW, and the icky rain makes today a perfect time to sit down in front of the computer, cinnamon roll in one hand and hot buttered rum :) in the other.
Not out shooting recently, I feel like I've missed so much, but not really, watching countless glorious scenes roll past in front of me each day. Thanks for keeping me inspired y’all!
Regarding this picture, it was taken at Mt Rainier at Sunrise. What an amazing scene I witnessed that morning. This was pulled from the deep archives, brought back to life with the help of my flickr friend Orion. Thank you!
Amsterdam City Archives.
en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Amsterdam_City_Archives
Housed in a building called De Bazel, after Dutch architect Karel de Bazel. It was built from 1919 to 1926 as the head office of the Nederlandsche Handel-Maatschappij.
De Bazel died before the building was finished.
Since 2006 the building has been home to the city's public record office, designed by Claus and Kaan.
en.wikipedia.org/wiki/De_Bazel
The style is called Brick Expressionism. I wonder why ?
Another one from the archives - Langley Park Lake in April 2009, sun bursting through one of the trees.
Image info:- HDR shot from three images, Nikon D90 with Nikon 16-85mm @ f/8, shutter 1/200th, ISO 250 and focal length 18mm. Processed in Lightroom Classic CC.